DBOC: Controlling Local Resources with Operational Commands › RESTART= Returning URTs to Initial Status

RESTART= Returning URTs to Initial Status

The RESTART= command changes the STATUS of any "closed" URT to "unopened," if the TYPE is AUTO. If the TYPE is PLT, RESTART= opens the URT, and the STATUS is changed to "opened". If TYPE is DEFER, RESTART= causes no changes to STATUS.

If a URT has been closed with a DBOC/DBEC CLOSE= command, it can be opened only by issuing a DBOC/DBEC OPEN= command. If a URT listed on the AUTO= parameter in the DBCVTPR macro has been closed, you can return it to its initial status by issuing a DBOC RESTART= command. For more information, see the Display Example: DBOC CLOSE=??.

Use the following command to return a URT to its initial status.

►►─ DBOC ─ RESTART=urt ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────►◄

DBOC

(Required) Specify the transaction ID used with Operational commands to control system resources. Leave a space between the transaction ID and the command.

RESTART=

(Required) Does the following, depending on TYPE:

• If TYPE is AUTO, restores the specified closed URTs to their unopened status.
• If TYPE is PLT, opens closed URTs.
• If TYPE is DEFER, has no impact.

Any closed URTs not specified for deferred or automatic open are opened. Any closed URT having the automatic open option is opened the first time a CA Datacom/DB request is made to it. The RESTART command does not close any URTs which are open when it is issued.

urt

(Required) Specify one or more URTs by the four-digit suffix, with or without leading zeros, where the range of valid values is 0001 to the active MAXURTS= value. Use the wildcard symbol (?) to accept any valid value between 0 and 9 for any (or all) of the digits. To specify a series, separate the identifiers with commas.